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[[File:World-Quest-Dwarf-Ashes.jpg|thumb|400px|[[#Dünir dwarf|Dünir dwarf]] concept art.]]
Dünzenkell Dwarves are one of the five playable species. Species are split into two [[Race|race]] categories. For the Dünzenkell Dwarves players can choose between Dünir and Niküa. <ref>[[File:Dunzenkell Dwarves.png|500px]]</ref>
Dünzenkell Dwarves are split into two [[Race|races]]: [[#Dünir|Dünir]] and [[Niküa|Niküa]].<ref>[[File:Dunzenkell Dwarves.png|500px]]</ref>
== Dünir ==
''Stoic. Tradition. Forge.'' Most of the peoples from the old world would see a mountain and think nothing of it. The Dünir saw a defensible home where riches abound. The Dünir take immense pride in what they craft and what they build: fortifications that seem impregnable, warhammers that never break, or beautiful gems for their royalty are all in their repertoire. Don't be deceived by their stout stature. They're pound for pound the strongest warriors the world has ever known.
Stoic. Tradition. Forge. Most of the peoples from the old world would see a mountain and think nothing of it, the Dünir saw a defensible home where riches abound. The Dünir take immense pride in what they craft and what they build; fortifications that seem impregnable, warhammers that never break, or beautiful gems for their royalty are all in their repertoire. Don't be deceived by their stout stature, they're pound for pound the strongest warriors the world has ever known.
== Niküa ==
== Niküa ==
''Family. Freedom. Courage.'' Where the Dünir saw mountains as home, the Niküa saw it as a prison. How could they complete the great hunt inside a cave? The craft of their brothers doesn't elude them though; they too are highly skilled artisans. Instead of jewelry for nobles, the Niküa see crafting as a right of passage and advancement of the family. Will you progress your people from the mountains of your ancestors?
== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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